Baggot Court Townhouse
Dublin
At a glance
Baggot Court Townhouse is set within a historic Georgian building in Dublin's Georgian District, offering comfortable accommodation in the city centre. This charming venue is known for its peaceful and quaint bedrooms, providing a restful retreat within the bustling city. The townhouse, which was once the residence of Lord Mayor Timothy O'Brien, has been meticulously restored to preserve its historical character while offering modern comforts.
Its prime location on Lower Baggot Street makes it an ideal choice for those looking to explore Dublin's rich historical and cultural landmarks. Guests are just a short walk from St. Stephen's Green, Trinity College, and several museums, including the National Museum of Ireland. The townhouse is also conveniently located near popular shopping destinations and theatres.
Dining at Baggot Court is a homely experience, featuring a traditional Irish breakfast with additional options like homemade pancakes. Guests can relax and enjoy their meals or a cup of coffee in the patio area. The establishment also offers reliable free Wi-Fi for business or leisure travelers.
Baggot Court Townhouse is not just for history enthusiasts but also suits travelers seeking a quiet and comfortable base to explore Dublin. With various room options, including double and twin rooms, it caters to different group sizes. The venue offers limited complimentary car parking, making it accessible for those traveling by car, though reservations are required.
Reviews
Excellent location, very central without being too central. Quiet and spotlessly clean. Ideal for a one- or two-day stopover in Dublin. Thank you, Baggot Court Townhouse.
While left behind luxury larger hotels, everything we needed was here including the hospitality and service. Only difference, the squishy room but our little balcony was perfect for fresh air and sitting outside.so everything was just as we would want and need. A little gem discovered. Thankyou.
Very happy with this location, pleasant staff and excellent breakfast. Hot at night during unseasonably hot weather (High 20s ....). Carpets unbelievably clean, everything you need for a comfortable stay, room is compact but complete.
Ticked all the boxes for me. Very smart place, it must cost a fortune to maintain this lovely old Georgian building, they don't skimp on the heating either. Cold and wet in Dublin last weekend but is was very toasty in here. Comfy beds. The breakfast was superb. Would stay again and recommended to others.
